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Macroeconomic Forecast Namibia

December 2011 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

BMI View: We expect inflation to be higher in 2012 than the previous two years, as greater consumer and government spending add to ongoing external price pressures. We are forecasting average headline inflation of 6.2% in 2012.

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